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What does this actually do? #16

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@goigle

I opened it in a VM and there was a fake progress load and it did nothing.

Looking at the source code, it's clear the progress bar is fake:

	private void FillProgressBar()
	{
		progressBar1.Minimum = 0;
		progressBar1.Maximum = 600;
		progressBar1.Value = 0;
		int num = 0;
		while (num <= progressBar1.Maximum)
		{
			progressBar1.Value = num;
			num++;
			Thread.Sleep(100);
			Application.DoEvents();
		}
	}

Additionally, it uses Nethereum, an open source .NET ethereum library. This isn't weird on its own, but the copy of the Nethereum is obfuscated. This would make sense for a proprietary library but makes no legitimate sense for an open source library. Only Nethereum.Accounts appears to be obfuscated, the other DLLs are not. The exception is Nethereum.Common.DLL which the main code decrypts. Why is one DLL from an open source library encrypted? This screams malware.

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